And wearing casual lowkey clothes most of the time so that every time you do put on just a normal amount of makeup and wear a dress people you see regularly in your day-to-day life treat you like a movie star or the hollywood homely girl in a 2000s movie who just got a makeover. ā€˜Why look at you you’re… beautifulā€˜ bonus if you regularly wear glasses and swap them for contacts. This is a part of my general life practice of under promising and over delivering
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